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Newer versions of om allow setting http proxy, https proxy, and no proxy. These settings are missing from the current call to configure-authentication.
--http-proxy-url string proxy for outbound HTTP network traffic
--https-proxy-url string proxy for outbound HTTPS network traffic
--no-proxy string comma-separated list of hosts that do not go through the proxy
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Hi @wrast thanks for raising this. Sorry about the delay in response. Did you run into this issue at a customer site? If so, could you please get in touch about the use case? Thanks.
Yes this was at a customer site. We worked around it ourselves by adding the 3 additional arguments to the om-linux command in task.sh. The customer has a proxy server that is used to access all "external" sites (e.g. pivnet, github, docker hub, etc).
Newer versions of
om
allow setting http proxy, https proxy, and no proxy. These settings are missing from the current call toconfigure-authentication
.https://github.com/pivotal-cf/pcf-pipelines/blob/5f88a5e6786da30d3fc252626d30e4162379370a/tasks/config-opsman/task.sh#L10-L16
Proxy arguments allowed:
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